The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-09-08

Office a new Diebold safe.
F.B. Chew has been confined to
his room during the past week.
H. W. Stone ships number of red
polled cattle to the state Fair to-day.
Chas. Olson is to make the needed
repairs on the second floor OF the
town hall to fit it for the library.
We have new No. American
sewing machine which we will sell
cheap.
The Sisters of Mercy have purchas-
ed the property OF 4. 4. Lyman
north of town.
4 union gospel temperance meet
ing will be given at the Congregation
al church next Sunday evening under
the auspices of the ". G. I. U.
Attorneys J. J. Whittemore and F.
l.. Cliff, of Ortonvile, transacted bust
ness before the court at chambers on
on Monday last.
Miss Fairbank, who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, expects to be
able to begin her work in the West
Side Primary Department next Mon.
day.
The Sisters school opened last
Monday with very fair attendance.
This school pursues the same course
as heretofore, which guarantees to
its patrons splendid educational In
stitution particularly foryoung ladies
There are in the United States s.
1888 libraries-Morris will make it o.
$50. Without the books in our IL.
brary. whose number we are at pres
ent unable to give, those $3.50 librar-
les will possess 2O,622,07o volumes,
or about one to every three persons
In the country.
"Uncle" George Reisdorph died at
Browns Valley last Thursday, after
an illness of two weeks, aged y years
He was an old and respected citizen
of that place and leaves many friends
in that place and Norris where he is
we'll known. Deceased was the faith
or of Mrs. H. B. Wolff of this place.
A few changes and promotions have
taken place at the depot during the
past week. VIII. Rogers succeeds w.
M. Romine as agent; Ed Lathrop takes
Geo. Reiss' place as assistant agent;
Mr.. Reiss takes Mr.. Rogers place as
day operator. Charles Reiss
will take Mr.. Lathrop's place as
night operator. Thus effecting a
complete change in the local manage.
ment OF the railroad business at Nor
ris.
Tobacco should not be sold to
children by dealers, particularly
where it is known to be for their own
use. There are few cases in town
of children who have become habitual
Tobacco users to an extent that il
positively injurious to their health
And, while parents are using every
effort to prevent their children from
using the weed, it is certain that ne
conscientious dealer will, when re-
minded. knowingly dispose of tobacco
to child known to buy it for its OWL
use. This matter was called to oul
attention by parent whose child is {
: physical wreck from the use of to
bacco, but whose efforts to prevent
or stop it are unavailing for the reas
0ns above stated.
The Manitoba and the Minneapoli
& st. Louis trains will run frsm st
Paul and Minneapolis to the Fai
grounds every ten minutes during
the State Fair, and passengers will b.
landed inside the grounds. Admis
sion tickets can be procured at tn
depots in both cities and visitors viii
not be compelled to stop at the gat
to buy their tickets. Every arrange
ment for the comfort OF visitors ha
been made, and everybody will b
taken care of. Ample hotel accom-
modations can be had in both cite
at regular rates. The big dinner hal
on the fair grounds, capable Of seat
ing 900 people, will serve regula
meals at so cents each. No hig
priced lunches will be sold in thi
place. and the hall will be manage
on an entirely different plan frol
that of last year, and one which it
believed will give entire satisfaction